Publisher and Editors Named for McCallister Paper
Duane K. McCallister is credited as publisher while John Pea serves as editor and Barry Bridges holds the editorial page editor role for the newspaper.
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John Pea
The Gaston Gazette in Gastonia, North Carolina
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 2001
Page
7
Philosophy of Freedom and Self-Ownership in Our Society
The passage proclaims a newspaper mission to inform readers so they can safeguard freedom and motivate others to value its benefits. It asserts equality under a Creator, not government, with rights to life and property and to preserve liberty for themselves and others.
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Vietnam
United States
America
Charlotte
You Cannot Escape Tomorrow's Responsibility Quote
A historical quotation asserts that avoiding present duties does not remove future obligations. It emphasizes personal accountability and foresight, urging action rather than procrastination in facing consequences.
Letters guidelines for The Gazette publication
The Gazette outlines letter submission rules including required signature, address and daytime phone, word limit of 300, and possible edits. Letters may be edited for length and accuracy and a writer is limited to one letter per month.
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Gazette
Remount Road
Gastonia
Gastongazette
Freedom.com
Readers' Voice guidelines for letters to The Gazette
The Gazette awards Readers' Voice monthly for a feedback letter or My Turn column. Winners gain eligibility for a yearly award in July. Submissions should be concise well written and avoid personal attacks while conveying a reasonable message.
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The
Gazette
Opinion on the Internet Readers note
A reader section presents an opinion on the Internet and links to various online resources such as libertarian and free market sites. The list includes libertarian, Hayek, Rand, and free speech organizations along with several political and economic think tanks.
What makes a copy editor qualified and keen
A veteran columnist answers a reader on the essentials of copy editing. Key traits include deep command of spelling grammar and punctuation plus a passion for order. The piece notes historical accuracy, a broad knowledge base, and the knack for finding what to look up.
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Kansas City
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Catherine Hepburn
Housman
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Moby-Dick
Sports Desk
Zev
Alan
James J. Kilpatrick
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Reparations Debate Highlights Grief and Skepticism
Claude F Miller voices strong opposition to slavery reparations arguing it would impose lifelong debt on future generations. He cites Japanese internment reparations as a dark chapter and claims advances in science and unity negate payouts. He notes veterans and national resilience amid attacks as superior context.
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Roosevelt
United States
Claude F Miller Gastonia
Voices on compassion and change in postwar America
Letters from readers address support for Vietnam veterans and concerns about charity distribution, racial integration in Dallas, Confederate symbols, regional attitudes after the war, and praise for Gaston County zoning board meetings. The writers urge unity, care for veterans, and fair governance amid social change.
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Gaston County
Zoning Board
Locke Bell
Bell
North Carolina House backs bill curbing suits by cities on gun firms
The House Finance Committee approved a bill prohibiting North Carolina cities from suing gun manufacturers and dealers and rejected an anti gun show permitting add on. It also turned back a costly permit requirement for promoters and urged swift passage by the House and Senate.
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House Finance Committee
North Carolina
Congress
Durham
N.C. General Assembly
House
Senate
Powell hints at broader options after Sept. 11 attacks
Colin Powell remarks suggest potential military action beyond Afghanistan. The statement notes the global reach of bin Laden’s network, while observers see no exclusion of other nations. In a separate report, Gastonia fraud victim Andrea Calhoun discusses Johnny Cabe, a co-defendant in an $8.5 million pyramid scheme case.
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Colin Powell
Osama bin Laden
Mr. Powell
Afghanistan
Gastonia
Andrea Calhoun
Rock Hill
S.C
Johnny William Cabe
Rev. Cabe
Joel Shirley
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